Show HN: Will Jev pull the lever in the trolley problem?

GPU.studio launched a public trolley-problem benchmark that asks its Jev AI system to decide whether to pull the lever based on whatever users place on each side of the tracks, with two SVGs rendered by gpt-oss-120b depicting the placed items. The developer said Jev has not yet pulled the lever away from any villains or geese, and published a separate evaluation harness at gpu.studio/jev for testing Jev as an augmentation to smaller models. The tool requires no account.

The Jev benchmark you've all been waiting for: Will Jev pull the lever in the trolley problem? Don't think too much about it : Place whatever you'd like on each side of the tracks, and GPU my startup's AI system, whee will have Jev judge the result. As a bonus, two really good looking SVGs are rendered with gpt-oss-120b for what you place on the tracks. I've made a really high quality thing here. My first impression is that Jev does well I understand it's not exactly designed for this kind of "classification" -- I think -- but I haven't been able to get it to pull the lever away from any villains or geese yet. It's public against my better judgement. No account necessary, have fun. Side presentation: I've put together a more "serious" harness here if you're interested in evaluating Jev for yourself. I've been interested in seeing how well it does if you augment an existing smaller model with it: https://gpu.studio/jev https://gpu.studio/jev Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49773756 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49773756 Points: 1 Comments: 0